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Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Snake Tea 41: Accentuate (11/18/15)

Snake Bite #9

21:02 – ~20 minute snippets on one topic for easy listenin’. Skip one and you won’t skip nothin’. This episode: Medical show formulas, accents and British actors going American.

Recorded in Sydney, Australia. Licence for this track: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. Attribution: Clara Tse. Jimmy Fallon is Jimmy Fallon.

Released November 2015 on The Overnightscape Underground, an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts, and Nai Wong Bao Network, an independent network focusing on Asia Pacific matters.

Thanks for listening to this podcast. (´∀`) 多謝你!

posted by Clara at 12:23 pm filed in Clara,Nov15  

2 Comments »

  1. I re-listened to most of this because it occurs to me I never did give my opinion on your accent. I think you have an Aussie accent but it tends to only show up at the end of some of the longer words.

    Also, quit pretending to be a doctor. Just kidding 🙂

    And you speak English quite well. It seems you spoke in a recent show about how long ago you learned the language, but heck, you speak it better than me. You talk quite fast though and when I first started listening to you, I was tempted to take your shows and slow them down digitally. 🙂 Well, not really. But you know, I talk really slow… I’m not sure how you would go over in Texas. They might tie ya up and put honey and ants on ya.

    Comment by Jimbo — December 1, 2015 @ 11:17 am

  2. Tag Herr Jimbo! Sorry, I’m going German on ye’. Last week, I was talking to a colleague’s friend who was working in our offices for a week and he said I didn’t really have much of an Australian accent, it sounded kind of English at times so it’s interesting to hear(/read) what you think! I actually learnt English while at day care I guess? My parents were worried I wouldn’t know what was going on and wrote a sheet with Chinese on it in case the staff needed to use it, but it seems I adapted fine. They still put me in ESL (English as a Second Language) for a couple of years though even though I didn’t need it in the slightest. I think I might just keep the ol’ trap shut in Texas, but the place does intrigue me. One of my ex-colleagues said I didn’t speak fast for him but HE listens to podcasts on 2x speed so maybe he’s the anomaly.

    I wanted to be a doctor but cutting people open disgusts me 🙁 Also OTHER PEOPLE’s blood intrigues me but my own blood freaks me out haha

    Comment by Clara — December 28, 2015 @ 7:41 am

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